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Who Is Controlling the Budget Bill? Trump, Johnson, or Musk?
I think and agree, it's time for the Democrats to just sit back, play hard ball. Maga heads will break promises, lie and cheat so working with them is a waste of time. They won't, Maga will screw up the country, so let them. If there is another chance in 2 years Maga will have removed the Republican party from contention for a while. -
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Thaksin and Anutin Strengthen Bond Over Golf Amid Government Rift Rumours
Didn't Mr T. Play golf with the generals just before they stabbed him in the back with a coup? -
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Foreign Drug Trafficker Arrested on Koh Phangan with Money Laundering Operation Uncovered
that was kinda my point -
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Keir Starmer: Friends Say He Desperately Needs a Break
He wasn't as bad as claimed. His period marked a period of sustained prosperity for the UK unseen in previous Conservative administrations. The UK’s performance was pretty good during the Blair era. The UK’s growth of GDP per capita – 1.42% a year between 1997 and 2010 – was better than in any of the other “G6” countries: Germany (1.26%), the US (1.22%), France (1.04%), Japan (0.52%) and Italy (0.22%). in 2010, the UK had a level of GDP per capita 17% higher than in 1997; over the same period US GDP per capita had grown by 14%. The UK‟s high GDP per capita growth was driven by strong growth in productivity (GDP per hour), which was second only to the US, and good performance in the jobs market (which was better than in the US). The UK‟s relative economic performance appears even stronger in the years prior to 2008 before the Great Recession engulfed the developed world. Source: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/uk-growth-and-productivity-1997-to-2008/ And yes, part of the initial success was due to the great Maggie Thatcher's rescue of the UK economy. However, it took a solid Bank of England performance and a precient fiscal policy to ensure the long term success that the Blair administration delivered. Most of Blair's detractors are from the Jeremy Corbyn school of chaos who hate Blair for some of his administration's foreign policy decisions. -
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Surat-Bangkok Flight Runs Out of Liquor, Passengers Finish Alcohol Worth 70,000 Baht
You need to go back and study world geography. -
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Keir Starmer: Friends Say He Desperately Needs a Break
May I suggest his neck, that would be a suitable break. -
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How many times a day do you pee and what it says about your health
It largely depends on how hydrated you stay throughout the day, the amount of water and other non-diuretic liquids (coffee, tea, etc) one drinks. Therefore, frequency alone, I've never seen as indicative of anything specific. Rather amount, not just a couple of dribbles when you feel the need to pee, and similarly a healthy, strong stream-flow, are indicative of good urinary health without prostate hyperplasia or other conditions which might cause blockage. Regardless, a PSA test or other supporting tests, to verify prostate health, particularly after a certain age, are key. -
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Non O VS Non OA
Anyone thinking of applying for a NON O-A or NON O-X visa should also look at the option of getting an LTR visa which is definitely superior if you qualify. In the application for an LTR visa, the BOI is more rational in applying requirements. The Non O visa and extensions makes sense for many, not least because an agent can help you more with the process.
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